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  1. 04-Mar-2006, 20:57 #1
    navi tasan
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    Default wait

    Which is correct:
    1-Wait for me for dinner.
    2-Wait dinner for me.
  2. 05-Mar-2006, 06:01 #2
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    Default Re: wait

    1 or 'Hold dinner till I get back', or something like that.
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